Demonstration of polynomial using linked list, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Demonstration of Polynomial using Linked List

# include

# include

Struct link

{

Char sign; intcoef; int expo;

struct link *next;

};

Typedefstruct link poly; void insertion (poly *); void create_poly (poly *); void display (poly *);

/* Function create a ploynomial list */

voidcreate_poly (poly *start)

{

charch;

staticinti;

printf("\n Input choice n for break: ");

ch = getchar ();

if (ch != 'n')

{

print f("\n Input the sign: %d: ", i+1);

scanf("%c", &start->sign);

printf("\n Input the coefficient value: %d: ", i+1);

scanf("%d", &start->coef);

printf("\n Input the exponent value: %d: ", i+1);

scanf("%d", &start->expo);

}

else

flush(stdin);

i++;

start->next = (poly *) malloc(size of(poly));

create_poly(start->next);

start->next=NULL;

}

/* Display the polynomial */

void display(poly *start)

{

If(start->next != NULL)

{

Printf(" %c", start->sign);

printf(" %d", start->coef);

printf("X^%d", start->expo);

display(start->next);

}

}

/* counting the number of nodes */

Int count poly(poly *start)

{

Lists

If(start->next == NULL)

return 0;

else

}

Return(1+count_poly(start->next));

/* Function main */

void main()

{           poly *head = (poly *) malloc(sizeof(poly));

Create poly(head);

Printf("\n Total nodes = %d \n", count poly(head));

Display (head) ;}

Program: Representation of Polynomial using Linked list


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